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iie and Pine
Company,
Bainbridge, - Georgia
Sale of Corxstruictlon. Bonds.
Capital of the Company $60,000.
Capital Stock $25,000.
'Bonds $35,000
Bonds Will Be Issued in the Sum of $500.
These bonds bear eight percent annually—payable on the first day of February and August in each
year after date. Date of bonds August ist, 1903. These bonds contain the provision that they will be
entitled to the same dividends as the stock; the rate of interest to be included in dividends to bondholders
The interest together with the dividend 1s payable at the First National Hank of Bainbridge, Georgia
The interest and principal of said bonds will be secured by a first mortgage upon the plant of the com
pany. The life of these bonds is the same as that of the stock! The success of similar plants is an as* *
sured fact. The directors of the company feel perfectly safe in saying these bonds will not pay less than
20 ^excetit -A.xixiu.sill’sr..
Similar plants have paid and are paying more. With the advantages of the location of this plant
upon thcf Fljnt river, we beleive we will do as well as any other plant in the whole south. No such oppor
tunity for investment in a safe, sound, sure and profitable security has ever been offered the public. Sub
scriptions for bonds will be payable on August ist 1903, to CaptainJ John D. Harrell trustee, presi-
dent of First National Bank of Bainbridge, Ga. This is an opportunity for Bainbridge and all the people
of Decatur county to safely invest money; and help the city and county in their prosperity and permanent
growth. Subscriptions can be made at the First National Bank, with Hawes and Hawes, Attorneys, E.
or. J. Swindell and B. F. Havens, Bainbridge, Ga. ,
Pleasant Excursion.
The most pleasant trip of the
young people this summer was
enjoyed Monday night aboard the
Queen City. The party was car
ried down the river about twenty-
five miles. Music and dancing
was the pastime of the evening.
Mrs. Chas. H. Caldwell chapa-
roned the excursionists.
The occasion was due to the
thoughtfulness of Mr. M. B.
Baggs, who is ever ready to make
his friends enjoy themselves.
THE
CITY SHAVINGSAIOON,
Newly Renovated
Throughout
Clean Towels <$> Sharp Razors.
Good Service.
M. P. PEARSON. Prop.
New sweet potatoes are in the
market. Delivci us from a new
sweet potato !
At this writing Col. A. L.
Hawes, of this city, is said to be
hopelessly ill.
Mr. Pryor Lewis, of Cairo, is
visiting his son, Rev. Geo. Lewis,
this week in Bainbridge.
It is not the Depot Bill the peo
ple of Bainbridge are jhst now
interested in, but a new depot.
Pretentious men—Lord, we have
a story of one that passeth all
understanding But we’ll keep it
Population of Bainbridge proper,
on the east side ot the river 43,72,
when west Bainbridge is taken it
will rub a total of 5,000.
Every one will be gratified to
learn of the brilliant record being
made in the legislature by our talen
ted Mr. Bower.
The negro who stole Parson
Jester’s watch is now whiling away
his time in Fordham’s county
hotel. Time has got him by the
forelock, and and he is locked up
in the calaboose. Let others take
warning.
The Wainhuret Railway for twen
ty miles south west of Brinson, 11
this county will develop wonderful
ly that suction, and add to the con
venience of those who live bo far
from the rail road.
Beautiful aud busy Bainbridge at
the head of navigtion on the Flint,
with excellent competing rail-way
outlets, is bound to attract capital in
search of profitable investment.
Let us speed the way.
Pine
Shingles!
9000000006
High Grade
PINE SHINGLES
From select, Heajrt Pine.
Shipped in any Quan
tity. For prices
address today-
tooooooooi
Ash Shingle Ctmpany
BRINSON, GA.
A Good Fountain Pen.
Is about the most useful comnanion
the busy mau or woman cpn have; but a
poor fountain pen is a constant irritation
and nuisance. You cannot judge of the
working quality of a fountain Den by the
pnee. We have ^
Parker Lucky-Curve Pens
at (1.50 that for real use are worth ten
times the price. From that they range
up to $10.00—the difference being mainly
on accouut of the ornamentation. At
liny price they are mechanically perfect
1 hey are fitted with a s,.nng lock—no
leaky Joints—and with .1, anti-breakable
cap. The pens are U K with a first
grade iridium tip. \\ rites easier than a
diamond and never scratches. When
you want a fountain pen you will be
consulting the best interests both of your
Purse aud your Teuiuer by getting a
Parker, YY e are sole agents.
R. L. HICKS.
$
Low Prioe Man
and PoorMan’e friend
SAPP BROTHERS,
Water Street.
Headquarters for all Kinds of
Fruits,
Vegetables,
Candies,
Raisins,
Cigars,
Tobaccos.
And a General Line of
Fancy and Family
GROCERIES.
Bring yonr Chickens nnd Eggs to
SAPP
BROTHERS,
Water Street.
Bsinbridge, da.
State of Georgia—Decatur County:
Mrs. K. M, Nicholson i In the Superior
• V8. > Court.
E. A. Stewart
Court, May
> Term 1903
It being represented to the Court bv
the petition of Mrs. K. M. Nicholson
that by deed of mortgage dated the 18th
day of December 1901 E. A. Stewari
conveyed to the said K. M. Nicholson
the west half of lot of land number two
hundred and fifty-nine in the Nineteenth
District of Decatur County. Georgia
containing oae hundred and twenty-five
acres, more or less, for the purpose of
securing the payment ot the promisory
note made by the said E. A. Stewart to
the said K. M. Nicholson due on the 18th
day of December 1903for the sum of
one hundred dollars, which amount be
sides interest is now due and unpaid It
is ordered that the said E. A. Stewart
do pay into this Court bv the first day of
the next term the principal, interest and
costs due on said mortgage or show cause
“ *u>’ he has to the contrary, or that in
default thereof foreclosure be granted
to the said K. M. NiohoUon of said
mortgage and the equity of redemption
of the said L. A. Stewart therein he for-
ever barred, and that seryiceof this rule
be perfected on the said E. A, Stewart
according to law.
W. N. Spence,
Judge S. C. A. C.
A true copy from the minutes of this
Court.
C. W. Wimberley. Clerk.
From Whigham,
The Masonic picnic Friday will
be a big blow up for Whigbam.
Joe Swicord is enjoying a few dayi
outing at the Panacea Springs.
Mrs. Elli6 Caine is visiting her
father and family at Kindilen.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Butler, re
turned from Panacea Springs Mon-
day.
Both services at the Methodist
ohnroli last Sabbath were largely
attended.
Miss Fannie Cox, of Tallahassee,
was the guest of Miss Clyde Jones
this week.
Joe Herring, one of Calvary’s en
ergetic farmers, was in onr oitv
Saturday.
. Oscar Pearce returned Saturday
morning from Panaoea Springs much
benefitted.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Bell, from Mar
shall settlement, were guests of rela
tives here Saturday.
* Mrs. Dock Powell, of Cairo, vis
ited her father and family, Rev. Mr.
Martin, this week.
Chapman Bros., have shipped over
two hundred barrels of pears from
this place up to date,
Mra. J. J. Bradford, of Pelham, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harrell,
at the Harrell House.
Miss Ethell Terrell returned home
this week, after several days visit to
relatives at Camilla.
Miss Don Harrell has leit for an
extended visit to friends and rela
tives at Pelham and Camilla.
Murry Barnam is on a Vnonths
rest from selling goods. He is on a
visit to his home m Lumpkin.
Mrs. V,'S.. Parker and children
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Harrell at Dothan, Ala.
Brownlee & Sellers have loaded
aix oars of watermelons and sold on
the track at Whigham tor good
prices.
Miss Ellen Jones, from near Cal
vary, is the guest of her cousins,
Misses Kate and Etta Jones, this
week.
Mr Samp Harrell will soon erect
a new residence, just across the
street from the one he sold to J. L.
Peebles.
Miss Louise Powell, from Climax,
and her cousin, Miss Georgia. Don
aldson. were guests of Whigbam
Friday last.
Ford Butler, of Hartford, Ala.,
spent a few hours with his relatives
here, Mr. and Mrs, Byron Trulook,
-last Sunday.
The heaviest rain Whigbam has
had this year came Monday after
noon accompanied with some wind
and lightning.
Mrs. Joe Lane has returned home
from Savannah, where she visited
her brother who was so serionslr
sick some time ago.
The Mills and Quinn brick stores
are nearing completion. They are
now completing the second stones
the briok work at least.
Little Miss Ernestine Chestnut
spent several days with her aunt and
family at the Lasseter House in
Baiubridge last week.
Miss Bertha Garland from near
Calvary, spent several days with her
cousins, Misses Ruth and Clyd
Jones, during the past week.
Miss Morward Bedell returned to
her home at Burtfort, Ga, Tuesday,
after spending several wee-s with
her cousin, Miss Rosa Pearce, of this
place.
Herring, Quinn and little grand
daughters, Misses Bessie and, Nellie
Quinu, from Thomasville, visited his
son aud family, W. M. Quinn, Satur
day and Sunday last.
Coony Harrell, one of our model
farmers, has four acres in oorn of an
early variety. It was plented on
Sth of May—on the 8th of June it
was laid by and in full silk and tas
sel. Who can beat this?
Fa cevi||e
*&5SfiS; k J
Mias Lwio . it
Miss Lyaa Raw!, J
;-t.ng Miss m3
We are sorry to uJ
Kelly at her hnJ? 1
her illness. *
. Miss Clara Duke u,
in Columbus, wherA
a few weeks.
Chas. Glisson *„«
few days last week,
eon attended him.
After so much r»i 0 y
eeetbe sun shim . ni| l
day, as it did Taesdtyj
Revival servioe, u,i
nan church conda
Stimpson and Qmrto.
thing worth beanoT,
success in winning*
Mrs. J. A. Well,!«,
Tuesday, she will
and other relatives b
home. Mrs. Well,
been as desire 1 and kl
visit will improve herb
Married at the
July 7th at 2:30 pTml
Frances Duke and Mr Ji
Anders. The ohnroli ^
decorated in green, pM|
Miss Clara Duke and |j
but, Miss Anjre Wi|<oa|
Glisson, Miss Lucy W|
attendants. Immedm
oeremony the bridal
the 3:40 train for Fort I
Stateme
Of the condition of the!
State Bank, located]
bridge Ga., at thee
iness June 30th 19
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts
Bonds and stocks ownfd by |
the bank . . .
Banking House
Furniture and Fixtures
Due from banks and but-1
ers in the state
Due from banks snd bank-]
ers in other states
Currency . .
Gold . . .
Silver, nickles A penmes|
Checks and cash item.
Total
LIABIUT1
Capital stock paid in
Surplus Fund .
Undivided Profits, lees at-1
rent expenses and tuel
paid . , • •
Individual deposit sub.cfl a
Demand certificates .
Bills payable,including!* I
certificates represenUni |
borrowed money
Total
GEORG I A—Decatur C
Before me came E. j
cashier of Bainbridge S
who on being <M V 1
that the above an-l
statement is a true
said bank, as shown I
on file in said bank
Sworn to and st
me, this nth day of j*
R. H..IM
Stockholders’ M*
The annual mee.iagj
stockholders of the Gw
and Alabama RJ>™
ida
panv will be held at the
Messrs. F. W. Williams, Eiias
Hawthorne, Henry Collins, J. M.
Sizemore, Tom Holt are keepiug the
old adage, ‘Raise your hog and 110m-
tnv at home.” The three first men
tioned brought in a load of fine hams
aud side meat Tuesday, while Holt
and Sizemore brought m a load each
of fine meal.
. company in Baint^
Tuesday, July - IsI -
12:30 o’clock p. m.
By the President,
I. U. Hatch, Sec
j. p. WiUJ*
Died near Whigh*® *
of July, J.L.Z.Cl*eM
He has been a consist*" 1
the Baptist oho™' 1 ■ J
leaves a wife and s
and grqnd children,
many friends to mourn